The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-13

ne ldll Ue1In Oh OItlSed AcHueIny Will
begin August 81, with John NJ. Comstock
as principal, Miss Sarah Il. Cummings Of
STAFFORD as assistant in the higher depart
ment and Miss Ella n. Jones as primary
teacher. -= Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Balloon
are at Mrs. Emelne Waterson's - Mr..
and Mrs. II. W. Carter of Lebanon, N. H.,
are at G.. l.. Slows.
East Corinth.
REV. II. p. LAMPREY of Acworth, n. H.,
occupied the pulpit of the Congregational
church last Sunday. - Fred Corlss, who
Manchester, N. H., on Saturday last. 60
Horace Blood spent Sunday in Concord.
60 Alfred Corliss of Plymouth, n. II. e.,
is spending his vacation in town. -
Henry Kemp, who has been attending col
lege at Burlington, returned home last
Thursday.
Newbury.
GEORGE KENT died at the poor-farm last
week and was buried at the Street Tuesday.
- John Reyes, formerly of this place,
has gone to Pierre, Dakota. ii. f..
Wesener, who has been in town for few
days looking after the interests of the Mon
tebello House, returned to Akron, Ohio, last
Friday. He is preparing to open his house
for summer boarders. 60 DR.. John De-
Wore has an extensive practice which he has
secured during his short stay with us. He
has purchased residence here and has be-
come permanently settled. - The widow
OF the late Henry W. Reyes and her family
residence. where thew will remain until late
in the fall. - Mrs. f. l.. Chlds has gone
to Mount Desert for few weeks
Eost oronoo
O'""S'
QUARTERLY meeting was held at the
Union church IN tins place July LIST, "a and
I'd, and was well attended. An able dis
course was delivered by Rev. A j. Dutton.
children day was observed sunday lore
noon the church oelng appropriately deco
rateu, anu sohg-pirus auueu Unelr sWee'
voices to the occasion. MI George Crock
ett OF Barre was licensed 10 preach one year
An examining committee-consistl OF
kevs. H. ~ cram, u Il, DAVIS, IL. f.
Dlckey' A. b. Jones ana l., Sargent-was
elected 10 examine MI u IL. klchardson
VINO iully met the requirements Tor ordina'
tloh, ana the service TOOK place sunday
afternoon before lnll house. kev. Z. r.
Davis preached tne sermon ana gave the
charge ana hevi II; +. Dlckey offered prayer
anu gave uhe ,lShI manu- VI ieilo"ShlP' Aiuei
singing by, the cnolr, tne penedlctioh was
prohounceu ny MY, " H. hicharuSoh
- Mrs. Emily Colby narrowly escaped
snddenlv Gaco,ne frigbtaned az q hoIa IN FL,
hridoe near fine graveyard and backing
ran the WAGON over another bridge throw
inc Mrs. Colby from the carriage - IT
! c. Colby. who has been i'll for some tim,
with nnenmonia. il SLOWLY recoverino,
West Randolph.
THE reservoir in depot square will soor
| be recovered with stone, - Mrs Rache
Wilson of Granville visited friends in tow
last week. - Minnie Fay of Sharon i,
| in town on a visit. - Colonel j. b. MeaC
| has started the Sentinel for the New En-
GLAND COLONY i'm Dakota. Mrs. r. Hol
brook was buried last week and Mrs Hiram
Kimball was buried Saturday. - Tn,
! town treasurer will be at the Bank july
! 10. from ten A. NJ. to three p. NJ, to receiv,
taxes. - Frank Spaulding of st. Alban
has been visiting in town. C. C. Good
| win has moved TO Concord n II
! Mrs. Silverthorn of New York is in tow,
! for a stav of several weeks. ID. G
| Griswold il the guest of Loren Griswold
- Stella and Ethel Watson are visitin,
in East Bethel. IS. III. Brooks is driver
with orders for his brass pumps. He ha
| fonr new hands in his enplov TIL,
Randolph boys from Dartmouth College arr
home for the summer. - Walter an,
farker smith OF JacKsohVllle' fla'' are
'i0'i'' Strafford
AT last accounts James, son oil senate
Morrill,, was more comfortable and his re
covery is now confidently expected. IL
and all his fathers family are stlll at thel
Washington residence. - Mrs. Mclntyr
OF Seward, Neb., IS seriously III at the nom
| of her brother, Il. A. Hatch. - Mis-
Anna NJ. Cummings sets sail Tor Sout
AFRICA on SATURDAY the Z5d instant TO teac
IN the Huguenot seminary, where her slste
Elizabeth has long been employed as an IN
structor MISS Bliss, the mead OF one OF IN
departments, accompanies her. = a. y
Preston has conveyed TO MIS- Emlly =
Ladd the Day or Patten farm, her husband
Chester b. Ladd, being gwen lie estat
thereln' - IL. - HliKey mas pought III
Lois Brown residence adjoining his store a
~ Untn% Who nod ON ononIertic stroira Ias
nannrat;nn dow wbiIe sneol,ing is SIowI
;,nnroT,;nc IL 10 ahie ~ Ill eahoit a Ii,
tla Win he aid If cane and his sneerb
naarl, rastorad - Orr farmers GRO ba,
,,oSti1o a honntifrI bo,. avon fniIv a fonrti
Ior,,a,. 33, !" Iast ,,aar Tho rain Iost We
m al, ;'tarfarad ,,,;tb ha,,;no hrt Tho ,ras
Z; LII ctrau;n1, and tha nid ,,ast,,raS a,tLihi
49, 49,, - ~ ,--,Io,,n,, ,,nt -, Lsnn 1;
$50 r o ond rot.tn are do;nn raii
IT. no,,la arar ,,,;li ha a ,,arn snail en-
NV "PP'0 0Nf "
Tunbridge.
Covs,nEpAptr was made last week /
snite If the weather. George Hard
81 CLINTON Mass has heen canvaSsing her
Gov a niot;na Ann His snccess was 600,
~ - PW oraca Woodland of StongIto,
Nass ia staying M Alhert Woodard,
William Stone and wife of Nortl
6aId orc visiting at Asahel Raves, who 10
hrotber Of Mrs stone - Mrs Retsp
0shorna is vervi III - The river was We,
binb throngb he forenoon Of last Wedne
da1 and cav evidence Of there having hee
n fea,lv Storm north Of his town
Stearns CAV is in New York citv. g ID